netbox/docs/models/dcim/coolingintake.md

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# Cooling Intakes
A cooling intake is a device component which consumes coolant, such as a server cold-plate inlet or a coolant distribution unit (CDU) intake. It **receives** coolant from the cold, supply side of a loop (see [cooling](../../features/cooling.md) for the overall flow model). A cooling intake optionally references the upstream [cooling outflow](./coolingoutflow.md) which supplies it.
!!! tip
Like most device components, cooling intakes are instantiated automatically from [cooling intake templates](./coolingintaketemplate.md) assigned to the selected device type when a device is created.
## Fields
### Device
The device to which this cooling intake belongs.
### Module
The installed module within the assigned device to which this cooling intake belongs (optional).
### Name
The name of the cooling intake. Must be unique to the parent device.
### Label
An alternative physical label identifying the cooling intake.
### Connector Type
The physical coolant connector type (e.g. UQD, UQDB, QDC, camlock, or threaded NPT/BSP).
### Diameter
The connector diameter, expressed as a numeric value with a selectable unit (millimeters, centimeters, or inches). Must be a positive, non-zero value in the selected unit, or left blank.
### Maximum Flow
The maximum coolant flow rate this port supports, expressed as a numeric value with a selectable unit (liters per minute, cubic meters per hour, or gallons per minute). Must be a positive, non-zero value in the selected unit, or left blank.
### Cooling Outflow
The upstream [cooling outflow](./coolingoutflow.md) which supplies this intake (optional).